Panal Rug
Panal rug by GAN, the Spanish rug and textile brand of Gandia Blasco Group, designed by José A. Gandía-Blasco Canales. Technique: hand-knotted. Material: 100% New Zealand wool. Pile height: about 15 mm. Weight: about 4.15 kg/m². Sizes: 172 × 247 cm, 218 × 312 cm and Ø 260 cm. Colours: Gold. For indoor use. Each piece is handmade: small variations in size and colour are part of its character. Made to order; delivery takes 90–120 days.
SKU: 956426
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Imported to order
Care
Vacuum regularly without a rotating brush; natural fibres shed a little during the first months. Turn the rug now and then so it wears evenly, and keep it out of prolonged direct sunlight. Never pull a loose thread: cut it level with the surface. Treat stains at once by blotting from the edge inwards; for a deep clean, use a specialist rug cleaner.
Ordering & lead time
Imported to order
Imported · To order
- Delivery time:
- 90–120 days
Description
Panal rug by GAN, the Spanish rug and textile brand of Gandia Blasco Group, designed by José A.
Gandía-Blasco Canales. Technique: hand-knotted. Material: 100% New Zealand wool. Pile height: about 15 mm. Weight: about 4.15 kg/m². Sizes: 172 × 247 cm, 218 × 312 cm and Ø 260 cm. Colours: Gold. For indoor use. Each piece is handmade: small variations in size and colour are part of its character. Made to order; delivery takes 90–120 days.

Dimensions
Materials
100% New Zealand wool; hand-knotted
Specifications
- Designer
- José A. Gandía-Blasco Canales
- Collection
- Panal
- Technique
- Hand-knotted
- Material
- 100% New Zealand wool
- Pile height
- approx. 15 mm
- Weight
- approx. 4.15 kg/m²
- Knots
- 155,000/m²
- Sizes
- 172 × 247 cm: approx. 17.63 kg, packed 0.14 m³ · 218 × 312 cm: approx. 28.04 kg, packed 0.21 m³ · Ø 260 cm: approx. 22.98 kg, packed 0.24 m³
All specifications (11)
- Colours
- Gold
- References
- 172 × 247 cm: Gold 956426 · Ø 260 cm: Gold 956424 · 218 × 312 cm: Gold 956425
- Use
- Indoors
For professionals
Downloads
Official GAN files, opened on GAN's own site.




